The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13
GENERAL NEWS,
CLEAR and very warm.

CLEAR and very warm.
VERY dusty ON the levee.
THREE boats leaving tomorrow.
BUSINESS was pretty fair at the river
yesterday.
The Cumberland river is falling
slowly at Nashville.
THE Mary Houston 10 tha next O.
Line boat due down.
THE ChicSasaw is the Wednesday
packet for White river.
THE Rene Mscready is the Tuesday
pack, for s.. Francis river.
The tugs Clarence and la Patton
arrived yesterday With a raft OF logs.
THE Chesapeake viii leave for TIP
tonvllle Monday evening a. o'clock.
THE City OF New 0ileans will be up
Tuesday morning on her way TO st.
LOUIS.
The Annie P. Silver Is announced
t. leave here Tuesday at noon for New
ORLEANS.
THE Joe Peters should arrive tomor-
row and leave Tuesday evening for
IlNOis
THE City OF Providence was az.
p cted TO pass here last night on her
way to ViCksburg,
The towbost Sentinel leaves here
this morning for Forked Deer river
after taft OF logs.
TIE ferrybost Alice leaves st 2
o'c ock thi' afternoon on a special ex-
Gu sion to Marion, AK.
The Arkansas Oily, OF tbs Anchor
Line, is advertised To leave here at 6
o'clock tomorrow evening for Vlcks.
bug.
ACCORDING 10 the Signal Ssrvic, the
riv r at this point fell 2 tenths of q
foot duing the "a hours end Jog at
neon yesterday.
THE Ohio should arrive bers today
from the Ohio river with cargo Of
Western produce. She rtarns 10 Gin
cinnati Tuesday evening.
THE officers OF thu City OF st. Louis.
which passed down ye sterdAy alter
noon, report the river ia ling at all
points between Cairo and this city.
THE City Of CAIRO, from Vicksburg,
passed to 81. Louis yesterday evening.
She put of 4 bales Of cotton and. 282
sacks OF colt n seed. and added about
20 ions OF sundries.
The tug w. A. Williams Ia making
up q tow OF slaves and will probably
lesve today for New Orleans. She Ia
In charge II Capt. John b. McOuns
and Pilot Dave Thomas.
The elegant side wheel steamer
Kate Adsms, Capt Marx Cheek,
leaves here tomorrow sv, ming for
Helebs, Terrene, Uonoordia, Arkansas
Oty AID all way landings. MeBsrs.
WIN Banker, Harry Bsst and Fred
Jon,s sra her clerks.
TIE City Of st. Louis pas'ed to New
0 ans yestt rdsy afternoon with
nb 1900 tons of freigh', mo 'uding
Q 90 sar ks OF com, which she added In
Madrid bend. she addtd here 26
bates OF cotton, 800 s,cks OF oats, also q
number OF passengers.
TBK Desoto left last night for Gin
cion h with 100 bales OF cotton, so
barrels Of sosp sock, 800 bundles OF
green aud 10 ba es of dry hides, so
bales Of rags, 1905 f,et Of lumber, 10
va o. 8 and about 81 pass sngers, about
20 OF whom were gypsi's.
THE Will s II lys on her fourth day
out from Now Orleans pss cd to st.
Louis " sterday evening W tn 700 tons
OF freight and As cabin passengers. She
put of mere 20J empty hnVshesds, 200
b xes mineral wa.er and 22J0 sacks OF
O ON seed
THE james Lse, ir,m Frsrs Point,
bro ght l IS bales OF cotton, Al bags Of
ST., d cotton aud l25 secks of cotton
SEED Sue left ut 10 o'cl, OK am. for
Ashport. The Lee will b. back today
and caves again tomorrow evening for
Helena and Friars Point Capt. Tom
OlagQ,t tt commands, with Metsrs. VIM.
Ashf I'd, Will Dauagh and John
Rhl DIES In the Office